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by anon7000 7mo ago
Seriously, it’s totally fair to think that there’s no way they’ll be cancelled. There are some checks and balances left. But if you voted for Trump, you should be DEEPLY concerned about how much he loves toying with the idea. It’s frankly m
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by anon7000 7mo ago
I highly disagree, one clear thing conservatives and liberals largely agree on is no more wars in the Middle East. It’s astonishing to me that Trump supporters who voted for an isolationist policy are happy with him intervening in the Middl
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by anon7000 7mo ago
Yeah, I mean Deno’s success is predicated on enterprises moving production apps from NodeJS to Deno. Node is extremely established and entrenched, and migrating the goddamn runtime of a large production server is not usually an easy project
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by anon7000 7mo ago
Yeah, AI blogs are close to worthless. It’s a circular feed of slop for LLM’s to be trained on. If I can just talk to the LLM to get the same content, I don’t want to be directly reading it. What I want to read is well-researched and deeply
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by anon7000 7mo ago
I disagree, Spotify has been very stable and performant for the last decade I’ve been using it. That speaks to decent software development. UI/product shifts are sometimes eh, but the core library has everything you expect from it. Mus
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by anon7000 7mo ago
> It’s their job to get better prices at scale and yet somehow they manage to sell at prices far worse Maybe on paper, in reality their job is to return as much profit as possible to shareholders. Convoluted bureaucracy, complicated regu
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by anon7000 7mo ago
Because a lot of the AI hype/use is driven by companies who just want to pay money for a service? Besides, my laptop would need a pretty big RAM upgrade. I agree local is better, but the big companies are making decent products and com
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by anon7000 7mo ago
It makes sense for sites with a lot of static pages, but you barely need react in that case. NextJS does not perform that well out of the box. I’d argue that a basic SPA with no SSR using something like preact would be a better choice for m
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by anon7000 8mo ago
If people payed attention, Kamala’s policies were decently well thought out and not the exact same as Biden. It’s more about how demonized the libs have been, dissatisfaction with “woke culture,” certain groups of conservatives who will nev
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by anon7000 8mo ago
That gives you a chatbox tacked onto an IDE, not exactly an agentic command center. Cursor gets close. But it’s hard to work on multiple things at once, or across multiple codebases.
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by anon7000 8mo ago
I don’t understand your view. Reality is that we need some way to encode the rules of the world in a more definitive way. If we want models to be able to make assertive claims about important information and be correct, it’s very fair to
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by anon7000 8mo ago
I mean, that’s how growth works. Like, if the economy normally grows, the economy is always the biggest it’s ever been. Debt’s always the highest. Human population is always the largest. Number of companies is always increasing. Amount of i
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by anon7000 8mo ago
I think if you’re playing around with apps & Tailscale on your NAS, it’s a homelab.
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by anon7000 8mo ago
Or just use Tailscale serve to put the app on a subdomain
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by anon7000 8mo ago
It’s easy to produce a high volume of code, sure, but it is not equally easy to test, verify, and integrate it. And with a high volume of code, there is a high volume of shit to review & test & integrate. For companies that give a s
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by anon7000 8mo ago
Yeah, it’s very good for productivity & focus to have some easy tasks to give you a quick win & dopamine boost. Spending all day reviewing AI output is NOT that. I suppose some say this is an argument in favor of non-human workers,
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by anon7000 8mo ago
They literally spent a decent chunk of money spinning up a line of business that could only make money if the tariffs were illegal.
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by anon7000 8mo ago
I don’t think that’s true. Claude Opus 4.5/4.6 in Cursor have marked the big shift for me. Before that, agentic development mostly made me want to just do it myself, because it was getting stuck or going on tangents. I think it can (an
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by anon7000 8mo ago
That’s awesome, but now we’re talking about moving a big enterprise install with loads of hooks connected to GH and hundreds of repos. Not an easy project.
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by anon7000 8mo ago
The article concludes with > The real problem is a lack of care. And the slop; you can build it with any stack. so you agree.
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by anon7000 8mo ago
The problem is that any kind of automatic code change process like CI, PRs, code review, deployments, etc etc are based on having a central git server. Even security may be based on SSO roles synced to GH allowing access to certain repos. A
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by anon7000 8mo ago
So the $1600 Studio Display does not have 120hz. Here’s some monitors you can buy at that price point: - 6k 32” monitor (similar PPI) (Acer PE320QX) - most high-end 4k displays (even OLEDs) with 144hz+ refresh rate 32” 4k isn’t great PPI, b
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by anon7000 8mo ago
You’re sadly making this a simpler issue than it actually is. There are countless industries that have used immoral tactics to make more money. That includes tobacco companies (lying about health benefits & consequences to smoking), g
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by anon7000 8mo ago
Why the fuck does the president have authority to set specific IT policy for the government. He might not even have it, he loves making policies he doesn’t actually have the authority to make.
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by anon7000 8mo ago
Well, the layoff post explicitly said that the company’s financial health was good.
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by anon7000 8mo ago
I think you’ve done a good job disproving your point that no one is buying them. Golf is a very popular hobby. The point of this thread: the maker movement isn’t dead simply because most people don’t care about CNC machines. In reality, the
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by anon7000 8mo ago
Interestingly, Washington state DOT uses it to post pictures for construction progress updates to this day. It’s great! https://www.flickr.com/photos/wsdot
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by anon7000 8mo ago
Disagree, I thought the Veritasium video was fantastic. You understand how the machine works in depth, the history of its development and challenges it encountered, and hear from people actively working on it. It’s a science lesson and hist
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by anon7000 8mo ago
I think YT Shorts IS overwhelmed with complete garbage. There are lots of great channels I watch that don’t have issue. But YT shorts is the one place on YT that tries to frequently show you new uploads and stuff outside of your normal algo
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by anon7000 8mo ago
Just a heads up to the author, the screenshots overflow the screen a lot on mobile

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